fix: Add MPS (Apple Silicon) compatibility for nanoVLM inference#164
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fix: Add MPS (Apple Silicon) compatibility for nanoVLM inference#164rmes-ai wants to merge 1 commit intohuggingface:mainfrom
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- Fix image processor initialization to use vit_img_size and splitted_image_size - Simplify image processing pipeline to work with MPS backend - Add dummy lm_eos_token_id and splitted_image_size config parameters - Bypass complex image splitting logic that was causing MPS issues This is a temporary fix to enable nanoVLM inference on Apple Silicon Macs. The changes maintain functionality while working around MPS limitations.
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This is a temporary fix to enable nanoVLM inference on Apple Silicon Macs. The changes maintain functionality while working around MPS limitations.